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The High Kings Will Ye Go Lassie Goby brendanheard379,481 views- 4:11
The High Kings - Will Ye Go Lassie Goby rpgplayer10143,790 views
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Will Ye Go Lassie Go?by soadfreak1115,997 views
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Go Lassie Go-Makem & Clancyby menbehindthesweaters11,696 views
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Will You Go Lassie Go - The Kilkennysby cathal62773,677 views
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Blooming Heather - Kate Rusbyby Rusby08102,405 views
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Will Ye Go, Lassie Go ( Wild Mountain Thyme ) The Clancy Bros. w/ Tommy Makemby bytor211221126,496 views
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The Corries - The Wild Mountain Thymeby CTmania740,509 views
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Will Ye Go Lassie Go ~ Celtic Spirit.by glenzboyz25,315 views
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The Corries --- Wild Mountain Thyme (Will You Go Lassie Go)by mandolinda623,795 views
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Will Ye Go Lassie Go - The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makemby brummydubliner82,968 views
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The Corries - Loch Lomondby iMdReSSediNdEcAy843,050 views
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♫ Scottish Music - Will Ye Go Lassie Go ♫by glasgow123410,252 views
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Connie Dover & Roger Landes - Will You Go Lassie Goby Bobsblues4,173 views
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Will Ye Go Lassie Go - Tommy Makem & Liam Clancyby machree0114,326 views
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Will You Go Lassie, Go? - Clancy Brothers & Robbie O'Connellby IrishandFolkmusic12,512 views
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Tommy Makem ~ Will You Go Lassie, Goby TommyPM189,146 views
@bondie45 Wikipedia is wrong.McPeake copyrighted an ARRANGEMENT of the song, and his family has since claimed that he "wrote" it.How can he have written it in the 1950s when there are published records of very similar lyrics going back to 1910, and before that a strong link to the Scottish song "Braes of Balquhidder". It's VERY common for more contemporary singers to do an arrangement of an older or traditional song and then claim copyright on it...vis Paul Simon with Scarborough Fair.
robnaylor55 5 months ago
@robnaylor 55, sorry mate i still beg to differ, according to wikipeda the song was written by william Mcpeake, who was a native of belfast, thanks anyway for your impact
bondie45 1 year ago
@bondie45 @bondie45 . No, mate, Wils is right. The lyrics were written by an ENGLISHMAN, Frederick Weatherly, in 1910. The tune dates well before that and was PROBABLY Scottish in origin, though it was collected in Ireland in the 1850s from Blind Jimmy McCurry, whose family was from Islay in Scotland.
There are DOZENS of songs that are popularly thought to be Irish but are in fact English or Scottish in origin: Black Velvet Band, Wild Rover, Fiddlers Green, Dirty Old Town to name just a few.
robnaylor55 1 year ago
NO wils they are right it was written by a irish man for gods sake
bondie45 2 years ago
Wish you were Scots.
chiggmacdonald 4 years ago
great lads, i wish you were Scots, the electric stuff makes it sound false ... base electric dont work .. though the singin and all are great.. not folk scot though.. drum flute accordian, fiddle ???? think you'se are greatr though. keep it up....??
chiggmacdonald 4 years ago
relle pretty, we sang this in choir. but it didn't sound as good. haha
sccrsweetie145 4 years ago
Very good, who are they?
BTT125 4 years ago
Lovely voice..where are they now?
bnojammymulligan 4 years ago
Go Sarge!
Gallplum 4 years ago